By Jordan Harrell Let’s Care More About Our Kids Being Kinder, Not Smarter
My three-year-old loves baby dolls. Very rarely do we leave the house without one hooked under one little arm, a…
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By Magi Get Off Your Butt, Mama
Can I confess something? I’ve been giving myself a lot of grace lately. After all, I have three kids (and…
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By Jon Ziegler Hair by Dad
I was always a very hands-on type of dad when it came to performing all the duties necessary to raise…
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By Kayla Runkel The Truth About Marrying Your High School Sweetheart
“People who marry their high school sweethearts are incredibly stupid.” To this day, those words still echo in the deepest…
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By Erinne Magee Oprah’s Great, But I Hope She Doesn’t Run in 2020
Oprah has done it again with her recent acceptance speech for the Cecil B. Mille award at the Golden Globes.…
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By Ginger Hughes To the Worn-Out Moms When We Forget What’s Important
Sometimes I forget. Standing at the sink, looking with irritation at yet another pile of dishes. Walking into the living…
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By Marcia Kester Doyle How Being Adopted Made My Husband a Better Father
My husband's earliest memories of his adoptive mother are as blurry as the black and white photos he has taped…
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By Whitney Lukanc The Wedding is Over . . . Now What?
I look down at my “bride-to-be” mug, then at my shiny, new wedding ring, then back again. I can’t help…
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By Jodie Utter Leading With Love When My Kid Messes Up
Years ago, I knocked on my neighbor's door to collect my four-year-old daughter from a playdate. My neighbor and stay-at-home-mom…
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By Christine Leeb 53 Ways to Connect With Your Kids
Can I confess something? I don’t always like playing with my kids. Sometimes just the thought of being the “bad…
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By Sonni Abatta In Case I Haven’t Told You Lately, Honey—Thank You
Honey, thanks. I’ve been meaning to say this to you a time or two or ten over the past .…
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By Emily Scott One Day, I’ll Wash The Last Onesie. Today, I’ll Be Grateful.
About a year and a half ago, our washing machine flooded the laundry room. I was rushing out the door…
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